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My sorority doesn't require married women to take alumna status (we don't have any sort of early alumna status other than 5th yr alumna status anyway). If she receives a bid, she held to the same participation standards as any other sister. If her chapter bylaws don't include marriage as an exception to the live-in policy, she is expected to live-in just like anyone else. This is why it's important for married women to know about chapter live-in policies (as they probably aren't going to want to join knowing that they have to live-in at some point).
My advice is for you to find out about the chapter housing there and their live-in requirements before you get too far into recruitment. If the sororities have live-in requirements (and marriage isn't an exception to them), then it's best to know that, so you can decide to withdraw before you get a bid and then end up depledging.
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Last edited by KSUViolet06; 08-26-2008 at 04:09 PM.
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